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- !event,
- arcane: ekko,
- arcane: jinx,
- mcu: bucky barnes,
- mcu: marc spector,
- mcu: steven grant,
- murderbot diaries: murderbot,
- mushi-shi: ginko,
- original: aiden copeland,
- overwatch: maximilien,
- pokemon: ingo,
- prodigal son: malcolm bright,
- reign: nostradamus,
- sherlock holmes: john watson,
- skulduggery pleasant: skulduggery,
- sleepless domain: undine wells,
- tales of the abyss: jade curtiss,
- the 100: clarke griffin,
- the locked tomb: palamedes sextus,
- westworld: maeve millay
JUNE EVENT: CAMP
early on June 10th, Friday's morning announcements end with a request for everyone going on the latest excursion to meet her in the atrium. she seems in noticeably better spirits than she had been last time, and she leads them cheerfully to the tender. once they are all aboard, and the door is securely shut, the interior fills with gas, and, perhaps, their last thought before they slip into unconsciousness is "oh shit, not again."
passengers wake up on a rickety old school bus, driving down a dirt road surrounded by woods. what is it that they notice first? that, no matter what they were wearing before, they are now wearing a camp t-shirt and legitimately horrifyingly short shorts? the overstuffed backpack between their knees? the words "take one down and pass it around" dying on their lips? the fact that Friday is absolutely driving the bus?
or, maybe the fact that it's already slowing down, pulling up in front of a massive wooden sign, saying:
when they get out of the bus, Friday is the one to divide them up into their cabin groups, and she is the one to give the counselors their very official-looking clipboards and whistles. she explains that they are in charge, and that she will be back to pick them up in a week, and... very little else. she responds to nothing outside of whatever is on her unseen little script, and she gets back on the bus shortly after, leaving them there.
welcome to camp. let's make some summer memories!
passengers wake up on a rickety old school bus, driving down a dirt road surrounded by woods. what is it that they notice first? that, no matter what they were wearing before, they are now wearing a camp t-shirt and legitimately horrifyingly short shorts? the overstuffed backpack between their knees? the words "take one down and pass it around" dying on their lips? the fact that Friday is absolutely driving the bus?
or, maybe the fact that it's already slowing down, pulling up in front of a massive wooden sign, saying:
CAMP AION
when they get out of the bus, Friday is the one to divide them up into their cabin groups, and she is the one to give the counselors their very official-looking clipboards and whistles. she explains that they are in charge, and that she will be back to pick them up in a week, and... very little else. she responds to nothing outside of whatever is on her unseen little script, and she gets back on the bus shortly after, leaving them there.
welcome to camp. let's make some summer memories!
Feathers and glue and ropes, oh my
Stede stands just outside of the Arts and Crafts building wearing a necklace made of plastic beads and feathers. Displayed in front of him are a poorly made made toy cabin made of popsicle sticks and glue, a handshaped turkey with a googly eye making it look petrified and rather delicate looking tissue paper roses.
When someone walks close, he perks up, or may even use his whistle to draw attention.
"Hello! Good afternoon! Can I interest you in some artistic expression? Beat your anxiety with a little art variety! I can even show you how to make paper flowers! What do you say?"
II. Rope Course
You may be wandering by the rope course and hear a plaintive voice call down:
"I don't suppose you have a ladder?" Stede is at the upper most part of the rope course, clinging for dear life and looking-- less than pleased. "I'm afraid I've discovered a bit of acrophobia... just a touch." He could climb up alright, barely, but the ground seems-- so far away.
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"There's no ladders, but I'll get you down" she calls out, trying to remember anything about how to you were supposed to calm someone down. Names. People like to hear their name, right? "I'm Parker, what's your name?"
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"This isn't a trap, is it? You're not going to cut the rope away or try to stab me or shoot me or anything, right?"
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She starts climbing, taking it slower than she normally would so she can map out the best route down for someone less experienced than her as she goes
"Can you do something for me, Stede? I want you take a deep breath, okay" she takes a long breath herself as demonstration, "1. 2. 3. 4. Now hold it. 2. 3. 4. And now let it out slowly"
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"You're quite good." Though the getting up is the easy part. It's the getting down. Gosh, this is high. He is not quite sure about the breathing thing, if only because he's been told to do something like this before and it hasn't gone well.
"This isn't some sort of meditation thing, is it?"
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"It's too bad this thing doesn't come equipped with an elevator." He chuckles a bit nervously. "Have you been in that thing yet? It's incredible."
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"I'd-- love to. Learn to make that, sir."
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Steven takes the rose like the first dinner date courtship attempt, twirling the rose between his fingers and holding it closer to his chest. He's never been given flowers before even though he's attempted to give them to others on numerous occasions. Of course he's not planning on keeping it, but he'll cherish feeling that flutter in his chest for a longer time to come.
"It's very beautiful." He loves how delicate it looks. Gingerly he puts it down and wanders a little closer.
"Where do I start?"
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"Well! Let's move to another table, shall we?" and he does have another set up with various art supplies so he can keep an eye on the first.
"I have a few colors to choose from so take your pick." And he plops a bin of tissue paper on the table. "What's your name, by the way? You can call me Stede."
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"Alright. I think I'll use this." He plucks a bit of tissue up and puts it in front of him.
"Stede? I'm Steven. Cabin 135, if... we ever make it back." He tries not to sound too pessimistic as he extends a hand and offers an accompanying tight-lipped smile.
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"We'll make it back, Steven. I don't see why not. The last time this happened everyone made it back." Though as usual thoughts of that leave him a little unsettled. "The question is, will we be in one piece."
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Arts and Crafts
Undine's perfectly content dressed like a camper and acting like a kid for the first time in years. She's glad to let Stede play Reasonable Adult, and she'll play Innocent Child and everything will be okay, in this moment.
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"How complicated do you want to make yours? Four or five colors is usually a good place to start. And it's best if you can make them colors that whoever you're giving the bracelet to will like."
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"I'll leave that decision up to you. But I'm really just making to learn." He can't imagine seeing himself give a friendship bracelet to anyone. He is, alas, not a young girl nor a young woman who can get away with that sort of thing.
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She gives him an uncertain look, even as she's beginning to sort through the colors she needs for what she's going to make Darcy. And Palamedes. And Watson. And maybe even the nice guy who was braiding clothing on the deck that one day.
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He does need to figure out some sort of gift for John at some point but he's still undecided in giving the jade to Ed. He might not even like it. It might be too much.
"But I'm happy to learn to teach others."
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Malcolm stops when called to and looks over at Stede's array of crafts. He's still on high alert, the gun tucked into the back of his shorts. Part of him says that he doesn't have time for this, but he agrees that it might help him chill out a little bit. Plus, a goodwill gesture can't hurt.
"Sure," Malcolm replies with a shrug. "It's been a while since I've done anything like that."
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"Of course. What would you like to make?"
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Malcolm sits down at one of the picnic benches, adjusting his ridiculous shorts to accommodate the gun in the back of them. He wishes he had a holster here.
"I'm glad you recovered," Malcolm says. "Are you feeling better?"
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"A lot better, thank you." He takes out a sheaf of colored papers. Marvelous things really.
"Take your pick." A smile. "Are you making this for someone special? Or just for something fun to do."
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After choosing a light blue piece of paper, he shrugs. "Not sure yet. Maybe?" Would Ava want a paper flower from him? Possibly?
Malcolm glances up at Stede. "Have you heard of origami?" he asks.
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